Gothic Revival Church

313 E Harris St, Savannah, GA 31401

Gothic 85%
Victorian 70%

This building exemplifies the Gothic Revival style, characterized by its pointed arches, detailed stonework, and verticality. Its significance lies in its reflection of medieval architectural themes, revived during the 19th century, and remains a key piece in its community.

Architectural Styles

Gothic

85%

The structure exhibits classic Gothic features such as pointed arches and intricate detailing around windows and doorways.

Pointed arches
Buttresses
Gabled roof
Stained glass windows
Towers

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Victorian

70%

Victorian elements are visible in the decorative features and materials used in the building's facade.

Decorative masonry
Vertical emphasis
Ornate detailing
Complex rooflines

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Notable Features

Stained glass windows
Decorative stone carvings
Tall spires

Historical Context

Built during the 19th century, this church embodies the revival of Gothic architecture as part of the broader Victorian movement, catering to a growing interest in medieval styles.